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SanDisk Introduces Write-Once SD (WORM) Cards

New SanDisk SD Cards Retain Data For As Long As 100 Years; Once Recorded, Files Can't Be Altered Or Deleted

SanDisk introduces SD worm cards

SanDisk, a supplier of flash storage cards, has introduced the SD worm card, a write once read many digital memory card intended for professional uses such as police investigations, court testimony, electronic voting and other applications where data files must be protected from alteration or deletion.

SanDisk Announces SD WORM Cards

Milpitas, Calif. – SanDisk introduced a new write-once flash memory card based on technology it acquired from Matrix Semiconductor in 2005.

SanDisk Shows off WORM Memory Cards

July 18, 2008: SanDisk is making compliance on the go a reality with the release of its new Write Once Read Many (WORM) digital memory card.

Sandisk launches 'WORM'

In our digital age, fears of data being compromised is high in positions such as law enforcement and politics. Sandisk has released a solution for these woes, entitled "WORM". (Write Once Read Many=WORM).

SanDisk WORM secure memory card

July 17, 2008 When sensitive data is stored digitally, the trade-off is sometimes seen as extending the life-span of the record, while potentially losing the ability to detect alterations of the files. For example, errors that occur in electronic voting systems, (and there are oh so many of them), are near undetectable without a paper ballot record to check the results against. In order to bring both security and longevity to data storage, SanDisk has announced the SDTM WORM (Write Once Read Many) Card, a digital memory drive that preserves important data for up to 100 years, and prohibits alteration or deletion.

SanDisk introduces Extreme III 30MB/s SD Card

SanDisk doubles the capacity of industrial CompactFlash and PC cards

Sandisk Unveils Fastest Memory Card For Nikon DSLR

SanDisk claims to have broken the speed record of 30 megabytes per second for SD flash memory cards with the introduction of its new line of SDHC cards.

Fastest SanDisk Memory Card For Nikon DSLR Revealed

SanDisk claims to have broken the speed record of 30 megabytes per second for SD flash memory cards with the introduction of its new line of SDHC cards.

SanDisk Sansa e270 6GB MP3 Player

(Review) - SanDisk’s e series of music players might not be iPod Nano killers, but they are the closest to dominating the industry. SanDisk made a bold move earlier this year in January when it showcased its line of flash MP3 players at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. If Sony, Creative and a number of other copycats couldn’t sustain their market share, how could SanDisk possibly win a losing battle? Now, 11 months after the introduction of a brand new product line, SanDisk is well positioned and a relatively serious threat to the Nano.

Open Source Cards Project Meets Objections

An attempt to create an open-source set of public safety protocol cards has run into a legal setback after a commercial company issued an Internet cease-and-desist order that claimed copyright infringement. The cards were developed by the Open ISES Project, which has also developed an open-source CAD software application, and posted on-line just last March. However, last week the group says it received a letter from attorneys representing Medical Priority Consultants, who apparently stated that the open source cards infringed on the company's copyrights. In response, the Project took down the cards, and issued a statement explaining their actions. "We are hoping that we can work out an agreement with them. However, until such time, we had to take the site and associated files down," said Robert Austin, who manages the Project.

Palm SDHC beta available

PalmPowerups reports good news for many Palm users. Treo and Centro users can already access SDHC cards allowing storage all the way to 32GB currently. However, other Palm users have been left out in the cold since the Palm OS for those devices has been limited to SD cards only. And that means 2GB maximums. PalmPowerups has released a free beta driver to allow these Palm devices to access SDHC cards. In addition to the ability to use larger memory cards, users will experience faster access, and card access will not shut off in low battery conditions.

SD card 'speed record'

The SanDisk Extreme III 30MB/s Edition line of SDHC cards boasts a 50% faster transfer rate than the existing 20MC/s cards.

WORM GEARBOXES AVAILABLE IN 4 FRAME SIZES

ImageAutomationDirect has expanded its mechanical power transmission product line to include worm gearboxes in four frame sizes, and six gear ratios from 5:1 to 60:1. Constructed of cast iron one-piece housings, the worm gearboxes feature a C-flange input and carbon steel shaft with either right-hand or dual shaft output. IronHorse worm gearboxes have double-lipped embedded oil seals to prevent leakage.

Courage Cards Announces National Art Search

MINNEAPOLIS, July 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Courage Cards, part of nonprofit Minneapolis-based Courage Center, announces a nationwide art search to find artwork for its 2009 original fine art holiday greeting card collection. Courage Cards is celebrating its 50th anniversary as a holiday card company! Artists are encouraged to submit artwork for the Courage Cards Art Search.

Storm Worm says the U.S have invaded Iran

Right after the U.S Independence Day fireworks, Storm Worm latest campaign launched a couple of hours ago, isStorm Worm says the U.S have invaded Iran back online this time attempting to once again exploit client-side vulnerabilities, this time serving iran_occupation.exe by spreading false rumors of U.S invasion in Iran. The text reads :

Sandisk Introduces the Sansa Fuze MP3 Player in Singapore

SanDisk Corporation today announced the availability of the multi-faceted Sansa Fuze MP3 player in Singapore. The stylish music player is loaded with capabilities and features to keep consumers well entertained while on the go. The Sansa Fuze player comes in a wide array of colors (pink, red, blue, black and silver) and capacities (2, 4 and 8 gigabyte (GB)) with an expected starting price of only S$139.00 SRP.

Samsung Electronics in talks to acquire SanDisk

SanDiskAccording to multiple news agency reports, Samsung Electronics is in talks to potentially acquire NAND flash specialist SanDisk. A Samsung spokesperson confirmed that initial discussions with SanDisk executives had started, while SanDisk issued a statement confirming only that it periodically has discussions with companies regarding ‘business opportunities.’

Houston, we have a virus

A computer worm that ferrets out passwords managed to stow away on laptops aboard the International Space Station, NASA has confirmed. It is not the first time a NASA computer has become infected. SpaceReg.com identified the infection as W32.TGammima.AG, a worm that spreads by copying itself to removable media devices. Once in place, it steals passwords to various online games, according to anti-virus software provider Symantec, which first spotted the worm 12 months ago.

New Wii Disc Dumper Copies Games to SD Cards

The first Wii Disc Dumper required a PC and 50 hours of backup time. The latest v1.2 by nitrotux requires only a Wii loaded with an SD card to make backups of single and dual layer Wii titles as well as GameCube games. The only catch is that the Wii needs to be rebooted during the process quite a few times (3 for SL DVD, 6 for DL DVD and 1 for a GameCube disc). So while the process won't take 50 hours, it's not exactly an instantaneous, one-step backup, either. [El Otralado via Maxconsole]

16 Things To Know About Blogging

Blogging is the ultimate in free speech. You can just write your heart out and post it online for all to see. Write your blog about anything you want to write it about. It can be all about you or you can write your blog about something you feel strongly about. Make a point and make it stick. Get readers and let them post comments to what you have to say. Create a discussion.

Photos: Panasonic's HDC-SD9, as simple as ABC(NET)

FYI, the name game can be a confusing one in the gadget world. HDD -- hard disk drive -- and HD -- high definition -- are easily mixed up. SD cards and SD -- standard definition -- are even worse. Panasonic has only gone and launched an HD camcorder with both 'HD' and 'SD' in its name: the Panasonic HDC-SD9. Not to be confused with a space station sitting on the edge of a wormhole -- that's DS9 -- the SD9 is one of the smallest 1,920x1,080-pixel shooters going.

Card Activation Technologies, Inc. Signs A Letter Of Intent To Purchase Intellectual Property

PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Card Activation Technologies (CDVT), owners of a patented point-of-sale technology for the activation and processing of transactions related to debit styled cards, which include gift cards, phone cards and other stored value cards, today said that the Company has entered into a letter of intent to purchase intellectual property of PayMed USA, LLC a Nevada Limited Liability Company ("PayMed")

Group Betas SDHC Card Driver for Palm Devces

Chances are, if your Palm PDA or smartphone isn't of the Treo or Centro persuasion, it does not support high-capacity SDHC memory cards. That means your device can't handle SD cards higher than 2GB in capacity. Pretty limited when you consider SDHC cards are available in sizes as high as 32GB.

Group Betas SDHC Card Driver for Palm Devces

Chances are, if your Palm PDA or smartphone isn't of the Treo or Centro persuasion, it does not support high-capacity SDHC memory cards. That means your device can't handle SD cards higher than 2GB in capacity. Pretty limited when you consider SDHC cards are available in sizes as high as 32GB.

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